BTW the 35s5 that was in our marina is gone, sold to
Florida. The owner has a new Jeanneau now, which he and his
wife both like a lot better (although they haven't had it
for more than a few months).

I'm sure if we bought a new Jeanneau I'd like it better too. Just about
every 35s5 I looked at has sold since we bought ours, including the one
that had the mast dropped on the deck...and that boat sold for 56K.

RB
35s5
NY

BTW the 35s5 that was in our marina is gone, sold to
Florida. The owner has a new Jeanneau now, which he and his
wife both like a lot better (although they haven't had it
for more than a few months).

"Capt" Rob wrote:
I'm sure if we bought a new Jeanneau I'd like it better too.

Sorry for the typo. Should have said new-er. It's not a
brand new boat, in fact it's a model they don't make any more.

.... Just about
every 35s5 I looked at has sold since we bought ours, including the one
that had the mast dropped on the deck...and that boat sold for 56K.


They say there's one born every minute.

BTW #2 if you're "brokering" boats in the NYC area then you
should know something about this boat.

http://www.usedboats.com/used-boat-649541.htm

What's teh story?

DSK

Sorry for the typo. Should have said new-er. It's not a
brand new boat, in fact it's a model they don't make any more.

If you mean the mid 90's Jeanneau's, they're great. We had a few on our
list, but they just weren't to be found. We have a couple at my club
(one with a teak deck) and they appear to be nice boats for the money
with good performance. A Jeanneau could be in our future for a
liveaboard.

RB
35s5
NY

BTW #2 if you're "brokering" boats in the NYC area then you
should know something about this boat.


Yep, former boat of Sherry Carter's who's husband Glen died last
season. She's finally selling it and will let go for cheap. The engine
was replaced two years ago with a rebuild, but she doesn't know it
because it blew when he was aboard with Sylvia Wilkenson, Sherry's half
sister who was once a Rockette for 2 seasons. I'm not pointing any
fingers, but the engine fried after a grounding and Sherry never new
the engine was swapped. You do the math.
The boat is generally solid, though there are a lot of stress cracks in
the cockpit-common for that model. There are also some cracks at the
step due to an overtuned rig, but that happened before Glen had it as
he was a rigger for Shore Inc. before they went under. The interior is
nice, bad bad coffee stain on the starboard settee. Someone etched
their name into the aft-starboard port, which is plastic. Glen tried to
get rid of it with a red-hot butter knife blade and made a mess of it.
It needs to be replaced as it leaks anyway.
I refused the boat for brokerage because Glen got drunk aboard Ghost 5
years ago and got fresh with one of the girls half his age. I felt it
would be wrong to make money on it after that distasteful event and
Sherry is rich from her Home Depot shares anyway.
Hope this helps.


RB
35s5
NY

You would have to get drunk (beer goggles) to go after one of the Ghast
Ghouls!

Amen!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
BTW #2 if you're "brokering" boats in the NYC area then you
should know something about this boat.


Yep, former boat of Sherry Carter's who's husband Glen died last
season. She's finally selling it and will let go for cheap. The engine
was replaced two years ago with a rebuild, but she doesn't know it
because it blew when he was aboard with Sylvia Wilkenson, Sherry's half
sister who was once a Rockette for 2 seasons. I'm not pointing any
fingers, but the engine fried after a grounding and Sherry never new
the engine was swapped. You do the math.
The boat is generally solid, though there are a lot of stress cracks in
the cockpit-common for that model. There are also some cracks at the
step due to an overtuned rig, but that happened before Glen had it as
he was a rigger for Shore Inc. before they went under. The interior is
nice, bad bad coffee stain on the starboard settee. Someone etched
their name into the aft-starboard port, which is plastic. Glen tried to
get rid of it with a red-hot butter knife blade and made a mess of it.
It needs to be replaced as it leaks anyway.
I refused the boat for brokerage because Glen got drunk aboard Ghost 5
years ago and got fresh with one of the girls half his age. I felt it
would be wrong to make money on it after that distasteful event and
Sherry is rich from her Home Depot shares anyway.
Hope this helps.


RB
35s5
NY

You would have to get drunk (beer goggles) to go after one of the Ghast

Ghouls!


Yeah! No one would like these girls!!!
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/nuriah.jpg
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sarasara2.jpg

Bob C., you've never EVER sailed with a pretty girl or enjoyed sweet
nectar at anchor! NEVER EVER!
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/liz22web.jpg

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

RB
35s5
NY

Those girls aren't ugly but they aren't stunning either. One is chunky, two
are Jewish Princesses and the other can only model her legs.

For you it must be great. As far as sweet nectar goes, I'm not into golden
showers as you are. To each their own. Do you sniff the seat cushions?

With the obesity epidemic, any woman with a concave curve is now considered
ok. Do these woman feel sorry for you? Why would they go on your boat? Are
they colon nurses or something?

Amen!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
You would have to get drunk (beer goggles) to go after one of the Ghast

Ghouls!


Yeah! No one would like these girls!!!
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/nuriah.jpg
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sarasara2.jpg

Bob C., you've never EVER sailed with a pretty girl or enjoyed sweet
nectar at anchor! NEVER EVER!
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/liz22web.jpg

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

RB
35s5
NY

Those girls aren't ugly but they aren't stunning either. One is chunky,
two
are Jewish Princesses and the other can only model her legs.

Actually, the leg model was a regular fashion model who hit 30 and it
was over, so she used her stunning legs....and let me tell you...they
are stunning. Great body. She's approaching 40 now and turns heads and
has sailed her own boats too.
The girl you say is "fat" is in fine shape. She just has a huge chest.
I dated 2 of these girls....and they still sail with me. Say what you
want, claim what you will, I see no pretty girls on anyone's boats but
mine. I think Mooron once posted a pic of a nice looking lady, but I
already knew he's a real man.
As for sweet nectar...it's no surprise that you think it's a golden
shower. That's why you have no women aboard or in your life. That's why
I'll you'll whack off to old episodes of Maude tonight, while I'll
enjoy the pleasures of sin and flesh.
And I won't even mention how gay all this talk about trucks and
football is!!!! Oops!
G'night, Bobby me boy!!! I have a nice night ahead.


RB
35s5...the boat that gets some!
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:
Yep, former boat of Sherry Carter's who's husband Glen died last
season. She's finally selling it and will let go for cheap. The engine
was replaced two years ago with a rebuild, but she doesn't know it
because it blew when he was aboard with Sylvia Wilkenson, Sherry's half
sister who was once a Rockette for 2 seasons.

blah blah blah. Maybe you think this is helpful, but I'm not
interested in the sexual history of the boat. I was hoping
you could compare it to the Soverel 33 and tell me a little
about the actual condition of the boat.

BTW I had a phone conversation with the listing broker the
other day. Guess whether he confirmed any of your tale?

DSK

BTW I had a phone conversation with the listing broker the
other day. Guess whether he confirmed any of your tale?



You never asked for a comparison. You asked about THAT boat. I gave you
history, engine and interior info and more. More than the broker would
probably bother to tell you and I'm NOT the broker. KIll the light,
Hymie.


RB
35s5
NY